Martha Said:

I want to become a foreign service officer . any ideas how?

We Answered:

Hi,
Great ambition!
I suggest that you visit or write to the Canadian Embassy or Consul where you live and ask their advice.

Alternatively, call the Embassy or Consul and ask to speak to one of their officers who might help you achieve your dream/goal.

Have pen and paper to hand so that you may take notes; ask them to repeat or spell any name/s they may give you if you are unsure.

Thank them for their help.

Look in your telephone directory or on the Internet for addresses and /or phone numbers.

Best wishes for a positive outcome.

Andrea Said:

Stock broking university course?

We Answered:

I have no clue. Economics, I say.

Marvin Said:

Human Resource vs Human service. Advice on HSS degree and careers PLEASE :)?

We Answered:

Whoa! Triple digits? I'm guessing some of those are after the decimal point. My mother has worked in human resources her entire adult life and has a master's degree. She makes 36,000 a year in an area where you can't get a home for under 400k. Her wage is similar to her friends who have similar experience and work in HR. Business or human resource management would be appropriate degree for this field.

Hazel Said:

What is this service for teenagers in teh UK called?

We Answered:

If you find this, please pass if forward and let everyone know about it.

Warren Said:

What degree would be good for the foreign service?

We Answered:

With regard to your headline question: Yes.

You're getting a perfectly fine degree. Keep going.

Then go get this masters...

http://diplomacy.norwich.edu/

...or something equivalent thereto elsewhere.

SEE: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=…

Hope that helps.